Google This – 13 Years of World Domination Visualized
September 15, 1997. That was the day Larry Page and Sergey Brin officially registered the domain google.com, and the internet was never the same.
Google This – 13 Years of World Domination
Because true inspiration – and innovation – can really transform the World, today we bring a selection of data-visualizations that show how Google stepped up to be the giant that we all know today. I also recommend a visit at Wikipedia’s article for a more “text” version of this incredible path.
The History
Google’s history is one of those amazing tales of “American Dream meets geniuses on the right moment”. A little bit of that history:
17 attractive web apps and tools you simply cannot miss
while searching on google , yahoo and bing for some web applcations I came across very attractive web applications, thought to share with my readers. Go through the list you will surely love it.
http://www.webdeveloperjuice.com/2010/03/20/17-attractive-web-apps-and-tools-you-simply-cannot-miss/
How Google Buzz is Gaining Many Early Followers
Since Google Buzz launched a few months ago, it has had some very impressive early adopters. Mashable and TechCrunch have been the first of many larger blogs to jump on board, with many smaller blogs following suit.
But just how has Google ramped up enough media coverage and PR to have such a successful launch? Clearly we can consider Buzz still in its beta stages, as there are many steps this feature can take in a new direction. I’ve got a few thoughts for Google as well, and I would love to see Buzz grow into a Twitter-like clone over the next few months.
http://www.insidethewebb.com/2010/03/how-google-buzz-gaining-early-followers/
jsPlumb – plumb elements of a UI together
jsPlumb is jQuery plugin that allows us to connect elements on the screen with “plumbing”, using a Canvas element when supported, and Google’s ExplorerCanvasscript to support older browsers. It’s written as a jQuery plugin, and relies on jQuery 1.3.x or jQuery 1.4.x (tested on 1.3.2 and 1.4.2), and also jQuery UI 1.7.2 (if you want to support dragging). For Canvas support in IE you also need to include Google’s ExplorerCanvas script.
http://blogfreakz.com/jquery/jsplumb-plumb-elements-of-a-ui-together/
7 Extremely Useful Chrome Extensions for Web Developers (with quick tutorials for each)
Web developers, you guys are really lucky. The tools available for you as a group are very powerful and they come in all shapes and sizes. With the introduction of Google Chrome, the community has made some amazing extensions which are very easy to use for every day work. Below you have the ones I consider most useful (starting with the best, of course 
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http://aext.net/2010/03/extremely-useful-chrome-extensions-for-web-developers/